Sherry Heimann Lansing, former CEO of Paramount Pictures, producer of such films as Fatal Attraction and The Accused, recipient of the Jean Herscholt Humanitarian Award at the 2007 Academy Awards show for her support of cancer research; Sigma chapter, Northwestern

Regene Freund Cohane, founder and first national President of Sigma Delta Tau, member of the first husband and wife team to try a case successfully before the United States Supreme Court; Alpha chapter, Cornell

Christie Carlson Romano, voice of Kim Possible, star of the TV series Even Stevens and starred as Belle in the Broadway production of Beauty and the Beast; Gamma Tau chapter, Columbia

Joan Nathan Gerson, cookbook author and lecturer; columnist for The New York Times and other publications. Author of Jewish Cooking in America, which won both the James Beard Award and the IACP/Julia Child Cookbook of the Year Award in 1994; Chi chapter, Michigan

Bruce S. Gordon, former president of the NAACP (Gettysburg College)
Mike Huckabee, presidential candidate (Arkansas State honorary)
Kevin Christiana, contestant on season 4 of Project Runway lol (Ramapo College of New Jersey)
DeWayne Jessie, actor who played Otis Day in National Lampoon's Animal House

Seemed like an odd match to me as well. I wonder what this 40 year old boxer has in common with the brothers at his undergraduate chapter?

I know I'm late, but in the Teke Magazine last fall there was an interview with Roy Jones Jr. and here are some excerpts:

Quote:

As with any new member initiated into our organization, the
Fraternity is renewed. Furthermore, the Declaration of Principles we
celebrate today continues to show how forward-thinking our National
Founders were. Roy Jones, Jr. is a world-renowned boxer, but even
more importantly, he is a man of solid character who has been living
the ideals of TKE. Jones even said, “I have been a Teke my whole life.
I just didn’t know there was an organization that aligned with my
principles until I met the men of this chapter.” Jones was approached
by the chapter to work with them on a community service project, but
instead of saying yes right away, he researched the organization. When
he saw the mission of TKE and the chapter demonstrating it, he
decided he wanted to join. He has already been helping the chapter
recruit more new members by attending several events.

Quote:

THE TEKE: You mentioned that one of your main
reasons for joining TKE was how much the phrase “not
for wealth, rank, or honor, but for personal worth and
character” intrigued you. Why is this phrase important?

Jones: This organization doesn’t care about a person’s
worth or what a person has or even what he looks like
because all that fades away in life. The thing that doesn’t fade
is a person’s character. You can’t get character or take it from
someone; you have to learn it and develop that throughout
your life. I hope people look back on my life and say that I was
a man of great character, the basis of this organization.